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Catherine Murphy Joan Berry William Baumgardner Robert Lee Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President deniori The seniors, studious, adventurious, leaders of the school. Guide the underclassmen by the well-known “Golden Rule. There are memories of days gone by shining brightly in each heart It hurts so much to think that soon we all must part. I hc Masquerade Ball and Senior Ball, assemblies fond and true. Tournaments, retreats, class picnics, Oh, the things we didn't do. School was different and involved a lot of work. These were responsibilities from which we could not shirk. And now we leave the school we love and take our place in life. Be it doctor, lawyer, teacher, or a sweet and loving wife. In the hands of God we place our fate on that graduation day. With a prayer that He will help us find the true and safest Way.” “Remembering you, we will be brave ami strong and bail the advent of each day and meet the great adventure with a song.” —5—
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“Tis hard to part 'when friends are dear” ]AMES ANDERSON Enthusiastic, fun loving Andy”, is a real inspiration to his classmates—never tires of night life—gets his biggest lift out of driv- ing the Buick or dating Charlotte—active in all class activities and in The More The Merrier”—for sports, fishing is the most , for fun; Reserves tops the list—things be- ing a senior can’t be beaten—recalls this year’s senior ball as the most memorable event of his high school days—states grad- uation day will be most exciting—plans to take up engineering in the fall. JOHN ASTLE Johnny”, first in command of the Student Council, lends his vocal chords to the chorus and the famous Four Flushers”—is known for his cheerful smile—includes in his spotlight parade being Boys’ Stater, junior and sophomore co-editor and senior column- ist of the Halo, ad collector for the Rock- alite, and frosh vice-president and junior class president—delights in western music and card games—people who ask silly ques- tions are first among his pet peeves—ideal wife: has to be able to play poker—is un- certain what he will do after the big day. JANE ANDERSON This cute brunette adds color and laughter to the halls of Central—being manager of the Lounge as a junior and supervisor this year, a Halo typist and a member of St. Peter’s Choir are among her accomplish- ments—Dillon tournament brought Janie” her greatest thrill—turns thumbs down on people who think they are it”—relaxes when listening to Love is a Many Splen- dored Thing” or Father Burns—says most of her fun comes when being with the “gang”—if ever sick you can call on her, for Jane hopes to be a nurse.
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